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sense of freshness when we receive the Spirit by calling on the Lord Jesus.

Praise the Lord that He is now in our spirit! Because our God is so subjective to us, He is with us wherever we may be. By calling on the Lord's name or by praying over even a few words in the Bible, we enjoy the Spirit with His boun tiful supply. The Spirit is the One who actually becomes our salvation. We have pointed out that our salvation is our grace and that our grace is our enjoyment of God.

ENJOYING THE SPIRIT AND MAGNIFYING CHRIST

When we enjoy the Spirit and partake of Him, Christ comes forth and is magnified. On the one hand, we enjoy the Spirit; on the other hand, Christ is the One who is magnified. This is true both according to the Bible and accord ing to our experience. When we call "Lord Jesus," we inwardly enjoy the Spirit. But as a result of the enjoyment of the Spirit, Christ is magnified. He becomes our expression.

In our experience, grace, salvation, the Spirit, and Christ actually are one. Our grace is our salvation; our salvation is the Spirit; and the Spirit is the magnified Christ. We may also say

that the magnified Christ is the indwelling Spirit, that the indwelling Spirit is our salva tion, and that our salvation is our grace, the Triune God whom we enjoy and experience.

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